Philip's Glass

Large white bowl - Extreme close-up Tripod "bumble bee" vessel Tripod "bumble bee" vessel - Extreme close-up Tall clear vase with purple frit "Aubergine" vase with yellow fingers Clear pink and white paperweight Fifth session 2006 Black and red paperweight - Extreme close-up Clear paperweight with blue and gold leaf Clear paperweight with blue and gold leaf-Extreme close-up Exploded green strawberry Exploded green strawberry-Close-up Clear "ice block" vase with blue Clear "ice block" vase with blue - Extreme close-up Sixth session 2006 Red spiral vase Red spiral vase - Extreme close-up Red spiral vase - Close-up Purple fluted vase

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The added bonus to how captivating and seductive things made of glass can be, is how photogenic they are. It was a pleasant surprise to end up with so many pretty images of all the pieces. In close up or extreme macro close-up, objects in glass very easily become images of incredible beauty. Whether light is bouncing off the surface or shining through a piece, the coloured, clear, smooth or textured glass looks fantastic. For me, I really set out just to blow glass and now I also get a real kick out of trying to get some fun images of the pieces. I hope you enjoy these photos.

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